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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-13

Hon. {. ]. Faulkner was holding
court in Berkeley when notified of
his election to the Senate; he imme-
diately telegraphed his resignation
Of the judgeship and FASTENED to
Charleston. He was heartily vel
coined by the Legislature. The
Wheeling Register of the 10th
printed the following telegraph:
PARKERsBuRG, May 9.-SenatOr
Faulkner is in the city and the
guest Of ex-senator Camden. A pri-
waite conference was held this after
noon in the office Of Col. George w,
Thompson.
Thompson is Camden's brother
in-law and is president of his Ohio
River railroad. We do not see why
8 conference" was necessary or why
it was "private." Formerly the
"private conference" to dictate the
action of West Virginia Democrats
were held at Barnums hotel in Bal
timore, and we are Of the opinion
that the day for these conference"
is passed. Faulkner will grievously
disappoint expectation if he permits
himself to appear rs the puppet Of
a private conferenee'-especially,
one held in the office of a railroad
president. Faulkner has brains
enough to be his own man; he has
far more natural talent than those
who are now scheming to use him.
Beware of the politician who
claims to be "a party organizer
Encourage the men who believe that
the way ito organize is to make
appeals to the enlightened ana pat
riOtic judgment Of voters.
The Republicans will surely cap
ture this State if another still
hunt" lis attempted. The next cam
paign must be one of agitation and
discussion. The greater the agita-
lion and the wider the discussion,
the stronger will be our party. Dis
cussion is fatal to trucking poiiti
clans, afraid 60 express opinions; it
is fatal to incompetent and ignorant
men, and it is fatal to demagOgues
and to the creatures Of machine
politics; but it will be the salvation
of the Democratic party.
We need some man in front who
will stand as a pillar of fire for the
guidance of the true Democracy in
this State. If we had only one such
man, the false lights now held alott
by pretended leaders would pale
into insignificance.. We have a sur
felt of politicians; we need one
statesman Our people are weary
of the hypocrisy and sick Of the
platitudes of our present politicians,
which sound loud but mean nothing
We need hold man who has en-
lightened convictions and is not
afraid to express the conclusions of
his own judgment. The people will
follow such man. The modern
practices in politics of pandering to
this sentiment and that; Of shutting
ones eyes TO the truth and looking
only for what's polite and popular;
of temporizing with cranks, dema-
gogues and tricksters, instead Of
sending them To- the rear; and of
honey-mgglng with rascals instead
Of hitting them a death-blow be
tween the eycs-these practices have
wcll-nigh destroyed the honest mans
faith in the sincerity and integrity
of Democratic leadership
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WHO DEFEATED cHEw's BILL'

1t is our imperative duty, however
disagreeable it may be, to publish
the names of those who are chiefly
responsible for the defeat of Chew's
bill.
The House Journal of May ID
shows: Mr.. Kinsey moved that the
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-13

Within less than five years, and
perhaps in less than three, no aspi-
rant for popular favor will dare adj
voeate in West Virginia tariff for
protection. Mark the prediction.
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Wrt Virginia Democrat.

The End. column, LIST, page is of inter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
MEMPHIS VICTORIOUS.
She Ont Plays New Orlea.s at
Every Point.
Birmisgbam shat out by Charles
tou-other Gsmes-RsciDg
at LstOnta.


itFhOlAL To The AFfkAL.'
NEw OsLRAss, LA, Oct. 7-Pel'z
and Menu his play era laugh at the To.
ports that they got ssquare deal at
Charleston, and say they can beat the
.Charlest O % easily on neural grousd.
Suck umpired without reference 10
sides today, and what kicki,g was
done wac by New Orleans. Memphis
put up great gsn OF ball in c0nse.
quencs, PaeiDn aud Cline
especially doiug superb work.
Smith pl ched his best game
sg,iast the locals, but L wing did
even better. His support wa, brilliant
at timer, 6eiss making come phsnum.
inal catcnes and pck ups. Nav Or.
lesns lacked Cartwright, aud Vaucn"
aud Powell were somewhat :, a
Both eides were on the ALERT
and took sdVsntsg, Of every
error. AS New Orleans made
the most mispisys Memphis Won
the game l. looked like a shut
out for the loca's up 10 the eighth il-
ming, " lsD tome good base iunDitg, a
little hi'iiug snd Cro,ty's erro,s
yielded two 'uns. The crowd nun.
bered ABOUT 900, and opp udt d with.
out reference 10 sides. II" season
o,ee here Suudsy, aud q rpmber Of
extra prisas have been offered III the
final contest.
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MN.

H0GAN-N MRlone's Landitg, Miss,
SEPT. %, 1857, JAMES Dsw TT, aud two
months, iniaat son of. Z. a7d NJ II. Hogan.
Burial will take place at Elmwood Gene.
terry this SATURDAY afternoon at ;
o'clock. Friends ofihs fimiy invited.
Lo0BEY-At residence, Nc, rs lIaddsu
avenue, FRIDAY morning Oct, It'll. 1887.
MICHAEL LOBBY, sgsd 70 Sears.
futdal from residence this tSATu RDAYl
morLioE at 10 o'clock. Services at 81. Pat.
Ticks church. Friend, are invited TO attend.
BINN -. October 7, at lO;3Op m A., EDNA
MAY infant daughter OF John r. and Vie
toriaV Binns, as.a sixteen months.
Friend, and acquaintance are invited TO
attend the funeral todsy at .. m. from rsi
idence, No. 30 Washington street.
.wELLPORD-FrIday, Ot. Tlh. 1857, at I
o'clock y N Of pAralysis, RICHARD COR
BIN NELLFUkD, AGED u yer
Remains have been taken 10 Lynchburg.
Va, Cor intern cot.
| CnERK-At residence No. 60 Commerce
81, idBy, Oct. eth, 1851, at o'clock y. M.
JOHN l.. CHEEK, Rs,d 10 ears.
funs al will take place nom hi, late resi-
dsncs this SAT nDAYl afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Fr.esds Of the family arc invited
TO atteri
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TEL 4 TURF,
The Latosia Races Largely Al
tended-rfns sport.

CIScIsNATI, o, Oct. THE ,jr b
day at the Lstonia ,ckey club had
6ne weather, an excellent track, and
one Of the largest crowds OF this meet.
ing.
First Rice-Selling; purse; esvpn
forlopgs. Stsrtsrt: Mnnocrst, l07,
BsInps; Waller, l06, Grs-n; Rod.
erick Dnu, 95, Finnesan; MsIsr a, 10
Steppe; Tam 0'5nsDt-r, SO, @ wing.
ton; Avery, l08, Gerhardy; Dyer, lO6,
II Ills.
Pools: Mouocrat, $50; Mslaris, $50;
Avery. $l4. Tam o'shsnter, sl4;
f,ld, sl2.
Mopocrst won by a length, Malaris
second, Walker third rlde-l 1901
Second Race-Purse; ona mils.
sisrteIs: Berlin, 10, Covipg on !;
@ TAI ce. 100, Move: Eirell.. lO7,
Scope; Dancing X d, 100, Walker;
Coincide, SO. Barnes; L ebus, 81,
Hathaway g ovei); Ellie II 100,
Tsral, (3l over.)
Poo: E,eDuf, $40; Casucs, 100;
f.d, $40.
Erebus won in q cnnter by two
hnglhs, with Edrella second a d
Chau ce third. Tims-l:l3
Third Rsce-Seiling; purse; 1--WE
tniloDgs. Sta'ters: Julia Miller, IS,
CoyiDgt n; Ran bier. l07, GsrhArdy /;
Colamne, l0l, Jsakins; Fuschis,
81, Fox q ovrI) b lance, l07, Brsck.
eBrdge; FieiKs. l07, Brice.
Pools odd: Balance, $25; Rambler,
SO; 6-k, s..
Ra NIB % won by half n length, with
Bslsnce second, ard Julia Miller
tfnj. Time-l :0si.
Books paid X IN Dler a 10 /.
Fourth X .ce-A free handicap; one
mile aud bali q farlong. sta,ur.
Nicola, l02. Tstal; Sour Mash, "a.
Moor Lswis Clsrk, los, Hathaway
Don man, l0i Mssbsn; ID Inchmebt,
%, II Jones;S Valentine 0j, Barnes
( Dad, IS. II. Jin-t; Ma, Pu siier, 81,
WALKER; L,nesl ght, rs, Finp-van;
Bfac In, 1902, BfeCkerr dye; Wan.
derno, 95, CoviUgion; Fellow Brock,
9s. stepps, "a over
Poois sold: Field, $40; D1usmap,
f3B, B'acaba". S26; WHd,r1o, $40
They got til un the seGnnd sr,-
with Fellow b Geek Ia the lesf. o.
the bAcksirs CHI B'acah N took the
lead aud held T. until she ~ ched III
stretch, wbesIDad ionk tho le, a I'D
held 1, uoui -ilbio fly iss' OF the
wiz. There Sour NAH clught him
and the two fni,hed n dead beat,
with Mscols third. Time-l 80.
b IKE pad: Sur M.sb, : 10 /;
Dat, 2itol.
Alter the hllh race Dad and Sour
M.si wtro called out b. run % their
dead heat Toe bookmaktrs sold
S ur Mash IN 3. and d 2lol. 4.
In the ttArt Dad took the lead aud
held II past tie U.uJ house, when
Sour Mash pulled up and they ran
meek Al d neck into the Stretch, when
! Dad pulled away about one length ard
Nln the race 10 eallop Time 1 30
= ith Rae -Kimbsll stakes; for i've
wear ode; SIX iurlf ngs s'artru
Billy Fullerton. los st.v,l; Macbeth
l(b, Tatyl: Puenie, l0s, sierps
P.IkiBe, log. Fishburn; Ben d c.. liz
u rnes Pools sold: Il lily p nike ton
$50; 6.ld, $50 Macbih won Ia
gaIlop, Benedict pecond. Billy Poker
ton third Tim -l:lBi. Books pal,
on Macbeth D to 1,
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

PITTSBURG, Oct. 7.-Night-Hivsr ,ta-
uonsry. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI. Oct. T.-Night-R River I feet
10 inches on the gauge and falling. Weather
fair and warm.
WHEELING, Oct. Night-Rivsr Is
inches on the gauge and rising. Weather
clear nd pleasant,
EVANSVILLE, Oct. L. Nisht-Riyer |
! loot inches large on tbs cause and iall-
ing. Weather cloudy aud cool.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. -Night-Riyer sta.
uonaty; feet inches ~ the canal and !
irotes on the falls. Weather clear and
lsttant.
CAIRO, Oct 7.-Nisht-River I feet
inches on the gauge and falling Weather
cloud and mid nopartsdi Minetnnka,
hsnphu, SPIN. Will s. Hays, Vioksburs,
ii pm.
ST LOUIS, Oct Might River fallen
10 inchs,, with rs feet on the cause.
Weather fair Apd VAIN. Arrived den.
Fucker, Memphis Belle Mem phis, Victs.
bnrg, Dspat ed; Wyoming and Den.
Hucker, Memphis.
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The NssbviIi. Race ae.tiuE.
InranIAL 70 fna .rrl.L.L

NASHVILLE, TeBD.. oh lit vis
decided today H. kav, iill rscs NEE.
ing. beginning 1busdsy o. ob.f 20
sud lasting Iix dsys. b. ibAt TINS
,be Lonisvlll LAt1hia, i'xrg oo ADD
Memphis races all. have ~ drd snd
all Of ihe hoHes entered ~ those
placse will tome direct % Nashville
The msoPgpmebt tA dore the pub
I've q great turn, and appu cation ~
the form Of libe'a' pNropsss will
not bs lacking. 1h'rsc g Niil all he
pufte raoee, four bling RIM ach day
The w, stern book msk, ~ ,ss cisiioa
has been asa'dsd he pooling privi
lsgss. The program II the week viii
be- made out tomorro~.
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Birmingham shut oat.

CHARLESTON. s. o., oe:. Z Sine.
thing very much like farce took
place al the baseball park this after.
noon. There wa, NO, enough money
to psy the guarantees fund, and DO h
clubs played a happy and careless
game. The visitors played very well
until the tixlh inning, when Eiter.
q1sst bsg,n u suIk, and The rect Of
his team lost their heads, and the
locals chalked up seven Iuns. After
that the gam r.ted into farce.
The game was umpired by Smith,
Cnsrlestou's pitcher.
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Great s.p.s.. lu,.s Hmm,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. IA testi.
monisl Ia the sbaos Of an athletic OF
hibition TO WIN. Byrd Psge, the chsm.
plon running high jumper Of the
world, was given by an athletic sssr ci.
alton here today. PA,e made . run.
nlng high Jump and succeeded In
breaking bis own record Ct sr feet
,hfee aud aquarter inches by Jump.
ing siI f,st I ar inches. He was at.
ef~sfd presented with g1ld wsteh.
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Natar.'- own rru. laxative.

TIE delicious favor and health,
propsriirs OF sound, ripe 4 uit are vel
known, and sseiog the need OF At
agreeable ard effective laxstlve the
California FIG Syrup Company, com
m"nc,d q few years ego % mauuisc :
urs a cIac-nualed syiup ~ Fgs,
which hes given Hnch yet eul s,th .
faction that IL In rapidly eupeIcsdi Z
the bitter, drsstio liver medicine and
cAtha'ticI hitherto IN u.s.. j cnstive
or bilious, Try II. For sale IL 50 cent?
and 81 bottles by II. J. Heister and
all leading drus gie'a Van vleet a
Co., q. W. Jone, h Co.. w N. vii.
kersou a Co.. ]. J. Miles, end E.
Msntfsld a Co. have been appointed
Wholesale agents ~ Nam phia.
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Attention IL c.lled 10 the card 81 ID.
A. sshlein a 90. These gentlemen
hayifg puTohas'd tho II, Cd OF W II.
B.ny 4 Co., 1856 Main street, era offer.
ing olose barsairR m clotbi0g and fur.
nshing GOODS. They specially invite
attention OF country buJerr. Mr. J. NJ
Jones, manager Of the .stshl shmsut,
will cos- out tbs stock IapIdly, and
those In quest OF bargsIs Sill do well
10 call cary.
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Buiiding Permits.

l. wis Putchsrd, M. 20 Hadder
avenue, addition to bitoheu and nes
TIN 'ooi, flC0.
V +. Cosby, No. 293 s. cond street,
new Il ,or, f22b
Steward & WoodIord. No. 80 Main
street, three Partitions and two
counters, 800.
l.. Fo 2, No 27l Poplar stest, shed.
room, 800
Mrs A. O. McNutt, No 52 Diver
svsnue, one story frame cottage,
81 onn
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esNEaAL sPosGISo NEWS.
ssms Pest BieyeIs R,d,.x

lTSS, NJ I. Oct 7 -wm. A Rosp,
" Lv,D, and Horscs Ciocs.r. OF
Npwtnn, membe Q " tho 90 umbl.
blsyo'e tesm. started In q 100 mile
race today for record. Cocker Nth
dre~ alter making Ten miles. Toe OBJ
l'c. Of the race vas n beat the 100
mile record Of Flank y Dinsley, Of
Minneapolis. Rove GOV, red only
,orty t'x mi e., owinr 10 heavy wind.
He time for forty Ave miles vas
2:2i:o2t. Diasley's lime for the
sane dlstanrs vss 2:25:334b.
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MEMPHIS nAlLx APPEAL...saTURuAy. OCTOBER ., 1887
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Complete ArraugemI ats for Receiv.
Ing President u, 'Velard.
The Part Ladies' Have Beeu Az.
stKned 20 In LoOGisx' After
mrs. Cleveland.

At the meeting Of the presidential
reception committee lat night, at the
Merchants excbar O., Chairman Hill
submitted his report Of the arrange.
ment OF committees, which was ra /.
fed by the members Of the ION.
mi tee.
"Gentlemen Of the Presidential Reception
Committee
Pursuant 10 your directions, | b, 2
leave to submit herewith u list 81 the
comm tees authorised by your action,
together with brief outllue Of Their
duties
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Osr Teissneaes

Are Ike Chinsmen. "they must 70, !"
bat with meessbs-r bows aud The
mails, orders siill aIv into col cole
mab's spacious headquarters for the
~orld renowned koko tulu, the good
quail les OF the came not dscressipg
With its increasing sale. For the cure
Of dyspepsia, hsaribnrn spd Kindred
diseases 10 stands wi,hou, m equal.
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OFFICIAL scoHr

Summary Edbrd runs-Oh.rlrr.
ton 5 Two base hiis-Dufss 3,
Uhilds | fOial hsss hits t. CnarlrttDu
Is. Bbm'ghsm o Left op b SEE
CbMhs OF 3. B imii gNam7. B.ps
tto en- Obs .tt4 b m'pghsm ~.
Struck oni-By hnngl-r4, B"e'qa ~
z Fire, be. ur bsl's-tjra, -t',, 3.
cunningham ID nhi~ p'sy.-Hsv
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FLEMING BROS.
PITTSBURGH, pa
Insolvont Notice.

Stat. q Tsnn.sss., Shelby eosn,J.ones
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Isnn.'
0s,ebet Y, 1851
t.. q s.1's a., N' d T,S''Gi !s. :. q.
roc 81. hereby ordered % siys notice by I =. I.
vsrlisement Up sons nsvspapef publl'h
yithin The said State, and also Al the Oourt.
eou,s door OF bhslby ooppty, for All psfsons
hsyieg claims assinst said estate, 70 appen
s sa ns w sps suthsntieassd 70 '1s *. is,h
dD OF Jsngsry, 1893. end any claim net
progria,lon of The fand. o. ssld ,'lai, :,
msas, shall b forever barred. both 70 ~
ssd .aui,y;o wl,ps., M hand. s,on TN"
!. A.. n ohJ.agIsLEr, Clerk.
nsuss Y hereby iivsn Z" ,,qaif,d w. ~ ,h'
seoss ofd,f. 4. V'-.LLL, Li-sa',f'
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Summary First ha'u on baIls-
New 0desn' 9. Memphis 3. Flrs.
BIS, on errou-Nrw 0reans2, Mem.
piss. Lei on bases-New o leas 3.
Mempn's Struck OUT 10y Esing 4,
by saith /. Passed bSls-Vsughn
=, Gro b. s. Unpire-rony scEu.
Tme-l rs.
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ESCORT Committee.

"Of this Committee NJ .ssrs. Hill,
Harris, Estes, Looney, MADDEN AZ d
Adams will be assigned "a the rec D..
ton Of the presidential parry en- b ord
the train AT West Memphis, sad se-
them on DO ard toe reception Gamer,
Kate Adsms, shers ,Dey will in t ~
whole C mnittse. AtterIetc Ing Oh.
city the escort committee will take
immediate charge OF the parry, pro
ceedins 10 the hotel with them Ia the
first carriages, with the general com.
m'tiee following.
'E CHI gentlt man OF the escort com
mitt, 9 will take charge Of oIe of the
ladies OF the recep ioa committee.
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OTTAWA, 0at-Osipg 10 the preya.
lapc' II A idic cholsra In Europe,
~ order IN council has been uased
prohibiting ihs importation oil reg.
from Meditsrian' a. ports.
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Esterisism,nts Committee for ~ 80
tdeat's Rsesptfoa.

Hotels and b,srdug houses are In
vlt,d to sdviss ms how many visitor,
they may de,ire TO receive. and their
rates Of charges during the visit oI
President Clsvelaud and party "a
Memphis. Address
A ID LANG TATE,
Secretary OF q mmilt,e, NJ. 3si daiu
1tfeei.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

20 'TER-Ihe friends and acquaintabce,
Of kufUS FOSTER, and Of the ismily,
are invited 30 attend hi. funeral from No.
VI fernando street, tais tSA1URDAYl
morning a, 10 - clock.
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Cy\A

NA And reliable Medicines arv
WV tho b Y 10 depend upon.
Acker's Blood kiixir has bcon pro
scrihad for years for al Impurities %
the mood. In every form Of 5nruxp.
Ious, Syphilitio OF Meruurial Dtnsasss
Il n invaluable. For hhoumaGn1,
has DO equal
EGSKERT AND PEaKs.z 4 %,
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and Stallipgs, Burks, HAYES and Hill.
lery. Passed balls sllirps |. Time
OF z ime-l:25. Umpira-Smith,
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F0R ssLF or RtNr.

OUsE-rwo story iramo house, rooms,
In excellent condition Large yard, stable
and carriage hon o. frui etc On He'd car
Hue. Ehsuire $50 second street.
l.. IAuNlLL.
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Pas 81 per month, o'g'ns 81
psr month ., Bsldwih's, 257i' Main
\ rect
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OLIVER. FINNIE & CO.
REWARD.

OFF REwARD-wiI be glvsr for one wa
dNO ter spaniel stint puppy, 'our months
old, liver coIored, white In breast, carl on
end Of tail A FORREST.
Sl Unisn st.. Msmph r.nn.
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Lose.

EMEHALD RlNG-Surtoundsd by small
~ diamoUds, Liberal reward for its ro-
turn to q. O. HUNTING ION, $50 Main st.
NALlSE-0n Oct Sd. somewhere between
V johnson avenue aud Court square, one
tin III tan co ored yaise, containing betwe cen
$50 and SIS; some lumber statements from
II, NJ. smith 10 1. N Darrell A Sons, also
other lumber dealers, Please return TO ~
0torgi, Il and b, rewarded.
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DIANOs-t-enty socC ssceat-hAnd
i risht and square pl ace must BE seldt
cheap Tor cash ''7, Si4isss rSs..'
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sTkAYED OR sTOLtN.

\dULES-0ue gray horse mulo, y year,
MI old, IL hands high, cut under left
shoulJsr; one DARK gray marc mute. ysars
old. ltIS han "a high A liberal reward for
return TO N. NJ. MlIOHkLL CALF
BOWDkE bnO3.,
81 MadisNn ct.
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MEMPHIS, TENN.


SHORT HAND and Type writing taught
> bV Miss Jennie Mitcbeil, at No. asa Main
tteet. Circulars at tho |. u. u. Y. Library.
MADAME PORTER, a natiy. OF Paris.
4Nl France, desires pup Il for French, Ger
man, Italian a. d music VOCAL and instru-
mentsll, Prices moderate, CAL at No. 3gi
Second street, between Gam. and pm
NISTERNS- Brickwork, smoking Chin
THOMAS uuppTNs.
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ROOMS AND BOARr


DEsIRABLE rooms I'D . ! bead s,I,a. a. to-,
MICE FRONT kOOM-southefn eNposurs,
| ~ iurnishsd o. unfarn'shed' wuh board
| R.'stenca. rsqu, cd ,pply at 81 Vance 90
DOoMs kNp BUkuD- Ga ,t,tet car iin,
INin nice neishborhood ~ priv.s family
DOOMs AND BOARD -ElsTant room, an
| N dfst class board at lI1 Second 81. kyori
thInE new. House will open DC obtr ht
MIS-. V. scnERKR.
DOuMs AND BOARD-Furnished rooms,
| n with coed table board. references or
| changed. las Madison street.
pOOMs- Too large furnish,d rooms witt
IL hrst-class board also day and tfansisn !
bosrdsts acoo inundated. 10 ADAMS 81.
llLEAsAHI front room, with boardg also.
Il other accommodation for tnglo gentle.
men, ats Court street .--
II ESIRADLE rooms and be ard eofns
IL Market and hsoond, No. ~.
DUUM-Niosiy tuinphsd, rith bolri .;
~ gentleman and site OF ivS lshusmsn
DUUM-nanasomyiy iufnuhrd ifobtIoon
N touthsrn exposure, for tuo eontlsmes
ct ~ PoniOtoo suset.
- Ln MADIsUb 5I.-luo ds,irstls
~ rooms, furnished or untufhished, IN
% without boards private tsmilJ feisfeno's
required. "
hhE lars. Ifont fsom, iufnuhsd 81 on /.
" furnished. With board, At lIi Union a.
-, iUBLi FUhNIshEU hOpMS-w h
" aarA. - ~ ." . 'ss I. ''ss'
PUR EENT.
DOOMs-Sics, large. uhfurni,hsd, at No.
II 40 and l5l MAN street. References.
hppy 90 remises
pOOMs 90 Rutei.hei or .uniarni'ted, at
~ No. ~ ouUkf flhkbf.
DOOMs-suItablef for Iight kou'e. k,eplnE.
n lh.uirs at No. ~ COURT ihEsI.
ID FsIDENCE-s Seven room,, 4 No lshla-
II bans sfesi. Aptly attib Musbl 81,
STORE l0UsE-N9, = psalt street near
No Y Maditup street,
Doom Splendid front room, With o. vi b.
. OOM-Hlee iropt roos. 20 itb,rn sipoi.
II uts. furnished " unfurn1hsd.
Apply at ~ Naneett,
L'URNisnED ROOM = SUITABLE for sen.
II tlsmsn. Nv Union 81.
sI,WOstOaYBiIuK HOu,B-s rooms, in
i aood repair, No. 81 SHELBY 81. II, 81
.,shbo,hoOJ 2 IN siIJ ,os ,' MAJ +, , =,
O0sE-a dssirsbIs ns- houIs Of or 10
i i fonms, OF viii rent part q houiei hp-
ply ~ lgp k.Jbufn sVsnus' or memphis Ma
DOOM-A dsslfAhls uniurnbhsd from,
II room on hfst sOor' With board 10
h. cond stree,
NTEw sTORE-Ths best Ioestlon In thi,
~ eitJ for DRY Foods Or miI.d s,ere. No
opposi,leH -ithin one nile and 20 90 people
WYNN JAS. J. syITn ,A.,nt
DRyIDgHCE- Brioh r,sid.tes, No. A2
II Vance o., ApPly at tYsnes ~
nFPIcgs-A suite Of Mo. othOss In ms
BUS. PRICE Secretary.
L'UksIsBED Hoons-At ia:issIn ct
LILO RB-fv elegant, roony foor over
II no Main. Apply 10 btstt esrs boni,
Mo, 90 FRONT sT.-sov occupied b.
y Porter AoSvisiHrif6NI VIZ ssipSSssIssoh.
ss !s.,.s.s fsra'is E tSSr. r.
DoONs-Tve iarps iu-sjsAsd rooms viu
N hrst class board also dsJ and tfansisni
bosrdsrs sseon n odstsd. MADAME III.
pVOsb-fbrs, nice desirable roAs,
II able for lisht housskssplnS.
lIUUhs-touf nies rooms iof hoss,ksep
IL ins OF suitable Tor oness, oyer " hof
Court str-et- Gall 81 above nambef.
E(Vvns-fsrnisbsd OF ueIarsl,psd
~ III COURT m
AkD-eD scrss and II acres ycod land
4 near the clty. Applv At n NAdl.on